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07/12/1999 : TACKLING ROAD DANGERS FOR COMPANY CAR DRIVERS

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is organising a new series of courses aimed at cutting the number of accidents involving company car and van drivers. Designed for fleet, t...
06/12/1999 : LEARNING NOT BLAME KEY TO ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

New findings about occupational accident investigations suggest they need to be led by line managers rather than safety professionals, if they are to be fully effective, The Royal Society for the P...
22/11/1999 : MANSLAUGHTER CASE WARNING TO FLEET OPERATORS

A court case in which two company directors were convicted of manslaughter is a warning to all fleet operators of the dangers of allowing drivers to spend too many hours at the wheel, The Royal Soc...
05/11/1999 : WET-WEATHER BONFIRE DANGERS

The wet weather sweeping the country could lead to bonfire tragedies tonight and over the weekend, The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents warned today. RoSPA fears that people ma...
04/11/1999 : COMPANIES MUST KEEP TIGHTER CHECKS ON LICENCES

Many companies may be risking prosecution as a result of not making regular checks on employees’ driving licences, The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents warned today. New resear...
29/10/1999 : CLOCKS GO BACK - ACCIDENTS GO UP

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is predicting a surge in the number of road crashes unless motorists take their time after the clocks go back this weekend. Car and pedestr...
25/10/1999 : INJURIES SPARK FEARS OVER FIREWORK SAFETY

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents issued a new plea to parents and shopkeepers today after a spate of firework incidents which have led to serious injuries and damage. David...
25/10/1999 : DIRECTORS MUST TAKE SAFETY LEAD

Directors must lead by example to prove they take health and safety seriously, more than 70 business leaders will be told at a conference in London on Wednesday. Roger Bibbings, Occupationa...
22/10/1999 : NEW PRESIDENT FOR RoSPA

Lord Davies of Oldham is the new President of The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents. He was elected at the Society’s annual meeting in Birmingham today, and succeeds Lord Astor...
18/10/1999 : ROAD CODE TO MAKE YOUNGSTERS SAFER

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents today welcomed the publication of Road Code - the new road safety guide specifically for young road users. Dave Rogers, RoSPA Road Safety A...

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